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+--- Thread: Your thoughts on bottoming master cyl when bleeding? (/showthread.php?tid=3486)
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- .RJ - 01-30-2006
TurboOmni08 Wrote:What is so special about super blue??
Higher boiling point for track duty
- Evan - 01-30-2006
valvoline synthetic brake fluid available at any parts store is good enough for track use if you have a well braked car or lightweight car. Also very cheap.
- Mike - 01-31-2006
Evan Wrote:valvoline synthetic brake fluid available at any parts store is good enough for track use if you have a well braked car or lightweight car. Also very cheap.
ya i used to use that for a bit... good stuff, but i feel better having super blue in there. a little overkill never hurt anybody.
- Andy - 01-31-2006
Andy Wrote:Anyonegot any ideas about whereI can find some ATE Gold, Motul brake fluid.
*Edit* Sorry, I should've said that I was looking for some to p/u in NoVa. I just don't want to drive all the way to OGRacing.
- Mike - 01-31-2006
Andy Wrote:Andy Wrote:Anyonegot any ideas about whereI can find some ATE Gold, Motul brake fluid.
*Edit* Sorry, I should've said that I was looking for some to p/u in NoVa. I just don't want to drive all the way to OGRacing.
interweb is your 2nd best bet.
- Andy - 01-31-2006
I gotta get it this week so I can put in the master cyl this weekend. I'm doing the THSCC event on 2/11.
- Mike - 01-31-2006
then og
- .RJ - 01-31-2006
OG for superblue, any bike shop in the area carries Motul 600